Global News Roundup Stirs Wide Political Turmoil
Washington actions clash with Canada and shipping board policy while domestic policy faces court rulings on minimum wage and naturalization. Internationally, a wave of arrests, aviation and rail incidents, and financial shifts touch labor, commerce, and diplomacy across the United States and abroad.
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United States
Washington
United States Supreme Court of Wastington
Congress
District of Columbia
Harding on tax proposals and world court stance
Edward W. Pickard reports on Harding administration views, Hoover defending joining the League of Nations world court with limited obligations, and Mellon's tax-cut plan. The piece notes projected West Coast trip timing, Borah’s call for “teeth,” and early 1923 tax revenue gains. It also covers Turkish concessions to American interests and British-French reactions, plus Irish rebellion fallout and Einstein relativity confirmation.
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Hoover
National League of Women Voters
Des Moines
Harding
United States
International Court
Rescue of Nations
League
Nntiona
Borah
America
League of Nations
Mr. Harding
Secretary of the Treasury
Mellon
Mr. Mellon
Smoot
Senate France Committee
Congress
Turkish National Assembly
Colby M. Chestar
Turkey
Great Britain
France
Paris
Asia Minor
London
Poincare
Rehr
England
Frances
Germany
Cuno
Ruhr
Rhindland
Berlin
Abe
Raw
Fragmented local notice from unclear OCR text
Damaged OCR fragment mentions ground near the plant. No clear events, people, or organizations discernible from the readable text.
All in a Day's Business . Jones .
A fragmented note shows Jones ordering custard pie with a top, reflecting a brief daily routine snippet from the period printer’s text.
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Jones
Digging Walls Start Point Phrase From Fragment
A fragmentary OCR item notes digging walls as the start point at a location. The readable text hints at beginning work but provides no clear date, place, or organization.
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Whitnade
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Ohio
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St. Angus
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University of Wisconsin
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Marton
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State Tax Commission
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Stepublic Tren
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Wars Dispatch
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Antwerp
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Rhodes
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Duisburg
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Finland
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